Placemaking for Democracy / Community Toolkit

STAGE II / Map opportunities and Challenges TOOL 4 / How to observe and record people's behavior in public spaces?

INSPIRATION HOW TO PLAN AN INTERVENTION THAT MATCHES COMMUNITY EXPECTATIONS? By inviting people for a workshop in an informal space and listening to them! BG Be Active applied the Behavioral mapping tool at the capacity-building event to work with different community and civic organisations’ representatives to understand their needs and help plan the interventions by involving different groups of people.

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PLACEMAKING FOR DEMOCRACY: COMMUNITY TOOLKIT

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Tool 15: Sharing your impacts

Tool 14: Measuring project impacts

Tool 13: World cafe

• Tool 11: Approaching your municipality / Tool 12: Creating roles and working groups

Tool 8: Creating a vision and mission statement

Tool 10: Creating a visual concept and action plan

Tool 7: Planning your project impact measurement

Tool 9: Future triangle workshop

Tool 6: The ladder of citizen participation

Tool 5: How to get input from the local community?

Tool 4: How to observe and record people's behavior in public spaces?

Before you begin: How do I facilitate a community discussion?

Tool 3: How to evaluate a space?

Tool 1: How to identify and contact people you need to work with?

• Learning from the past: key conclusions from the placemaking for democracy report

Tool 2: How to efficiently engage diverse people you want to work with?

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